GERMANY’S PROMISES.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 29 December 1924, Page 5

GERMANY’S PROMISES.

NOT TO BE TRUSTED. AMBASSjADORS’ DECISION. BY CABLE —PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT PARTS, Dec. 26. ‘ The Echo de Paris learns from an incontrovertible informant in Germany that, the inter-Allied control mission .discovered in a , Berlin depot rifle and machine-gun barrels. - An inventory now being taken has listed 40,000 barrels, and it is expected the total will reach 100,000. . The meeting of the Allied Council of Ambassadors here to-morrow is expected to confirm the decisions of the British and F'rench not to evacuate Cologne on January 10, and to send a memorandum to, Berlin explaining the decision. ■ There is an inclination m political circles to anticipate that the final British decision after the receipt of the complete report of- the military control-. mission will be to evacuate, while, the Premier (M. Herriot), whose , personal inclinations are known to be in the - same direction, would encounter great difficulties in Parliament if he approved of evacuation in face of the mission’s recent discoveries. PARIS, Dec. 27. ' The ambassadors’ conference unanimously decided to notify Germany of the impossibility of evacuating the Cologne zone on January 10. ' GERMANY NOT DISARMED. ' PARIS, Dec. 27. The collective Note, which the Allies, including Italy and Japan, will present to Germany regarding the postponement of the evacuation of ‘ Cologne,-'in-vokes the double argument, first; that they, are awaiting receipt and consider■'tion ■of the final report Of the control commission, which is expected at t,ho end of January; and secondly, that evidence has already been received of Germany s .non-fulfilment of the disarmament clauses of the treatv